Fergusons Lectures On Select Subjects in Mechanics Hydrostatics Hydraulics P
Fergusons Lectures On Select Subjects in Mechanics Hydrostatics Hydraulics P
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A u 370 MECHANICS.
"Ti .. And ==l, and v be denoted by 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, &c. The corresponding absolute intensity will be % ?\/ 2 > or \/ 2 1?
y/20 . Y/30 ' 204-^/320' 17. If the accurate value of p be substituted in the expression *jrrr- f r l he compamtive in- u* l f v/(v a 4-v tensity, we obtain f _ . . T? - 7 u> V2t> + 2 -f 2 >/ x Suppose wir 7 and v successively =r 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, &c. Then the measure of the effect will be V 2 or q /fi ~ V ' __ _ 244. ^432 -f v'l 2>40 -f V 1 2804- /W?Q+ -V/30O...O+ v^25 &c. Let v be a large number, the proxi- mate measure of the effect will then be z: -, ,.
or ; and thls expres " sion will be ultimately rrf. Wherefore, com- paring this result with that in art. 1 2, it appears, that, in whatever way the maximum be procur- ed, the force which impels the weight can never amount to one fourth part of the direct action of the power, 1 8. Hitherto we have not taken into account the force expended in impressing motion upon the parts of the machine which connect the power and weight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A u 370 MECHANICS.
"Ti .. And ==l, and v be denoted by 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, &c. The corresponding absolute intensity will be % ?\/ 2 > or \/ 2 1?
y/20 . Y/30 ' 204-^/320' 17. If the accurate value of p be substituted in the expression *jrrr- f r l he compamtive in- u* l f v/(v a 4-v tensity, we obtain f _ . . T? - 7 u> V2t> + 2 -f 2 >/ x Suppose wir 7 and v successively =r 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, &c. Then the measure of the effect will be V 2 or q /fi ~ V ' __ _ 244. ^432 -f v'l 2>40 -f V 1 2804- /W?Q+ -V/30O...O+ v^25 &c. Let v be a large number, the proxi- mate measure of the effect will then be z: -, ,.
or ; and thls expres " sion will be ultimately rrf. Wherefore, com- paring this result with that in art. 1 2, it appears, that, in whatever way the maximum be procur- ed, the force which impels the weight can never amount to one fourth part of the direct action of the power, 1 8. Hitherto we have not taken into account the force expended in impressing motion upon the parts of the machine which connect the power and weight.
What to read after Fergusons Lectures On Select Subjects in Mechanics Hydrostatics Hydraulics P?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Ferguson to read onlineMoreLess
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